meeting the demand for teachers
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Meeting the Demand for Teachers. Presentation to the Florida Board of Governors September 15, 2005 Sandra L. Robinson UCF College of Education. November, 2004 Report to BOG by President Hitt. 16,000 new teacher hires needed each year (may now be 20,000 due to class size guidelines) - PowerPoint PPT PresentationTRANSCRIPT
Meeting the Demand for Teachers
Presentation to the Florida Board of Governors
September 15, 2005
Sandra L. RobinsonUCF College of Education
November, 2004 Report to BOGby President Hitt
16,000 new teacher hires needed each year(may now be 20,000 due to class size guidelines)
Capacity to prepare teachers is not the limiting factor
Increasing student enrollments – recruitment is a challenge
Large numbers of teachers leaving – retention is an issue
“What are Colleges of Education doing to help meet the demand for teachers?”
Innovative Baccalaureate Offerings
Offering education minors to Arts & Sciences majors
Expanding location of course offerings
Troops to Teachers/Soldiers to Scholars
Minority males
Positive role models for at-risk children in urban schools
Minority Programs In Education (MPIE)
Supporting Teacher Educational Pre-professionals (STEP)
Early admission
Mentored cohort groups
Educator Preparation Institutes
- Creating Opportunities & Resources for Educators (CORE) Collaborative effort, school district-community college-university AA & BS degree on-site
- Para-educators Acquiring Certification in Exceptional
Education (PACE)BS & certification, mentoring, induction component
- Transition to Teaching Partnership
Federally-funded para-educator programs to become teachers
- Central Florida Partnership for Exceptional Student Education Para-educators
State-funded para-educators to become Special Education teachers
Para-educator to Educator Programs:
RECRUITMENT CHALLENGES RECRUITMENT CHALLENGES
SalariesSalaries
Restrictive Regulationsthrough State Rules
Post-Baccalaureate & Graduate Programs
Master of Arts in Teaching Programs
Graduate Certificate Programs
Special initiatives:Teach for Florida Grant
SUCCEED Florida GrantEducator Preparation InstitutesTransition to Mathematics & Science Teaching
Not only do these undergraduate & graduate programs offered through Colleges of Education produce graduates, but they also provide other benefits:
Not only do these undergraduate & graduate programs offered through Colleges of Education produce graduates, but they also provide other benefits:
UCF placed 1,635 interns in schools in 2004-2005UCF placed 1,635 interns in schools in 2004-2005
Service Learning
Junior Achievement
UCF - 67,251 hours
Internships
INTERNSHIP PROGRAMSADD VALUE
Average of 695 UCF student internships annually in Orange County Public Schools
695 interns x 27 hours/week x 14 weeks x $7.03 per hour =
$1,846,851 value added annually
UCF ACADEMY FOR TEACHING, LEARNING & LEADERSHIP
Promote Lifelong LearningHub for Partnerships
Proven & Promising Practices
Center for Educational Research and Development
Fellows of the Academy
Toni Jennings Exceptional Education Institute
Lockheed Martin Academy for Mathematics & Science
Morgridge National Reading Center
Literacy Symposium
Community Counseling Clinic
Partnerships with Business & Industry
Boeing Scholarship Program – scholarships for alternative certification programs
Progress Energy – Leadership Institute
State Farm – National Board mentoring
Lockheed Martin – Math/Science Academy (M.Ed. for K-8 teachers) &
T-MAST (M.A. for 6-8 teachers)
Toyota - T-MAST funding
Starbucks – Reading Camp for urban school children
UCF ACADEMY FOR TEACHING, LEARNING & LEADERSHIP
UCF ACADEMY FOR TEACHING,
LEARNING & LEADERSHIP
UCF ACADEMY FOR TEACHING,
LEARNING & LEADERSHIP
Professional Development Initiatives to Promote Teacher Retention
Professional Development Initiatives to Promote Teacher Retention
Florida Literacy and Reading Excellence
Reading First Professional Development
Florida On-line Reading Professional Development
Project Central
Math & Science Professional Development
Arts in Education
TOP TEN WAYS Colleges of Education meet the
Demand for Teachers
TOP TEN WAYS Colleges of Education meet the
Demand for Teachers
Ensuring students know teaching is rewarding…and valued!
10 Innovative initiatives at Baccalaureate, Post Bac & Graduate levels
9 Promoting partnerships with community colleges
8 Increasing partnerships with business & industry
7 Course availability at multiple sites
6 Multiple modes of delivery
5 Recruitment of teachers, counselors and principals
4 Increased scholarship opportunities for undergraduates and graduates
3 Value added to Florida school districts
2 Professional development opportunities to aid in retaining teachers and number 1…